Extreme meteorological events can significantly impact urban forests, particularly amidst the expected exacerbation of climate anomalies within current climate change scenarios. Here, we focus on assessing how such events affect urban forests in a university arboretum (Arboreto de Montes), emphasizing the crucial role of botanical collections in monitoring their effects.
Extreme meteorological events can significantly impact urban forests, particularly amidst the expected exacerbation of climate anomalies within current climate change scenarios. Here, we focus on assessing how such events affect urban forests in a university arboretum (Arboreto de Montes), emphasizing the crucial role of botanical collections in monitoring their effects. Read More
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